Welcome
Welcome to our interactive API documentation platform! It's built to make it easier for you to explore Saner APIs, test requests instantly, and integrate faster into your applications, workflows, and automation.
Saner Platform provides multiple ways to explore and integrate with the platform depending on how you want to work.
Choose How You Want to Integrate
Interactive API Documentation
Best for developers who want to explore APIs, understand request and response formats, and test API operations interactively.
Use this when you want to:
- Explore available APIs
- Understand request parameters and responses
- Test API calls interactively
- Build or troubleshoot REST API integrations
Get started: Make Your First API Call
Saner Python SDK
Best for developers building applications, scripts, and automation using Python.
The Saner Python SDK provides structured Python methods for interacting with Saner APIs and simplifies common integration tasks such as validation, retries, timeout handling, and logging.
Use this when you want to:
- Build Python-based integrations
- Automate Saner workflows
- Integrate Saner into internal tools and applications
- Avoid handling raw HTTP requests directly
Get started: Explore the Python SDK
Saner API Docs MCP Server
Best for developers using AI-assisted development tools that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
The Saner API Docs MCP Server gives compatible AI development tools access to Saner API specifications and Python SDK documentation, so they understand Saner APIs and can help you write integration code that is grounded in the official documentation.
The Saner API Docs MCP Server serves documentation only. It does not connect to your Saner tenant, access customer data, or execute Saner APIs.
Use this when you want to:
- Explore Saner APIs using natural-language prompts
- Generate integration examples
- Understand API parameters and response structures
- Generate SDK usage patterns grounded in Saner documentation
Get started: MCP Server Overview
Before You Begin
Make sure you have:
- Your API credentials (such as an API key or access token)
- Your Account ID
If you don't have credentials yet, click here.
Next Steps
- Try it now: Make your first live API call using the Try It feature in these docs
- Go deeper with code: See Installation and Understanding Endpoint Pages to start using the Python SDK
- Bring AI into your workflow: See MCP Server Setup to set it up in Cursor, Windsurf, or Claude Desktop
Updated 10 days ago